Toddler on Easter egg hunt stumbles on Second World War grenade

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Toddler on Easter egg hunt stumbles on Second World War grenade

April 8th, 2012

FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda

Egg-shaped hand grenade was spotted by father-of-three at the event organised by a pre-school group

By
Mail On Sunday Reporter

PUBLISHED:

17:07 EST, 7 April 2012

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UPDATED:

17:07 EST, 7 April 2012

Police called in the bomb squad yesterday after a father spotted a boy standing on a hand grenade during an Easter egg hunt.

The grenade, believed to be a relic from the Second World War, was found in a field next to a busy road.

The bomb disposal team carried out a controlled explosion.

Controlled explosion: Army bomb disposal experts were called to the scene after a boy was spotted standing on a hand grenade during an Easter egg hunt in a field at Holford, Somerset

Controlled explosion: Army bomb disposal experts were called to the scene after a boy was spotted standing on a hand grenade during an Easter egg hunt in a field at Holford, Somerset, yesterday

The egg-shaped hand grenade was spotted by father-of-three Stuart Moffatt, 34, at the event organised by a pre-school group.

Mr
Moffatt, an engineering consultant, was there with his wife Victoria,
35, and their children Nelly, five, Isla, two, and 11-month-old Freddie.

He said: ‘We were beginning to count up the eggs at the end of the hunt and I saw a boy of three standing on an object.

‘It was brown and about 4in high. It looked like an Easter egg, but it was a hand grenade.

Sealed off: Stuart Moffatt, pictured with his daughters Nelly (right) and Isla (left), spotted the boy standing on the grenade